Word Alive Now Blog
God’s revelation through Scripture is like a banquet. Each language group and culture has their unique insight into God’s Word to bring to the table.
As a youngster, Marcelina was convinced she had little worth. But years later, a Bible translation initiative in her Eastern Apurìmac Quechua language began to open up her world.
Having their own New Testament translation gave the Kera something long denied them by neighbouring language groups in Chad: an identity.
The translated Word is helping believers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo grow in their faith.
Komlan struggled with addiction and rejection in his village in Togo. But then he heard local Bible translators were running free literacy classes in his Ifè language.
In Thailand, the troubled son of Eastern Lawa translators finally discovers his purpose for living.
Learn how digital media tools are introducing people to the gospel in some of the most spiritually challenging places on earth.
The Taqt* people were sometimes characterized as hard soil for evangelism. But Scripture translation in their own language is proving that they are good soil waiting for good seed.
Engaging with Scripture changes people and communities. Read about how a verse from Ecclesiastes changed the way the Indonesian Sign Language team works together.
As the global church embraces the opportunity to translate Scripture into every living language, Wycliffe seeks to increasingly share knowledge, skills and tools developed over eight decades of ministry.